Chapel is beautiful with stained glass windows and architecture. Buildings around quad and campus are worth a look. Nice public events held in chapel (lessons and carols,etc).

Chapel is beautiful with stained glass windows and architecture. Buildings around quad and campus are worth a look. Nice public events held in chapel (lessons and carols,etc).
It's always a pleasure just going on campus,the students are so well behaved & even helpful.They have some attractions that are always worth the trip.
the church is GREAT - all hand carved pews - they have a book on the carvings - the windows are fantastic with sun on it in the summer they have free concerts on Wed. nights starting in late June - bring your own dinner in picnic basket and chair wonderfull place
Tourists from out of town won't find a lot at Trinity, but you should know about the Long Walk and the Chapel. The Long Walk is the core of the campus, built in the 19th century and is a true masterpiece of college architecture. The chapel, built in the early 20th century, is neo-Gothic, reminiscent of English medieval chapels. The...
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Want to catch the movie you didn't see when it first came out? How bout the movie that "never" came out in CT? Or a classic? Trinity - which also is a wonderful college - has a great little movie theater called Cinestudio. Go. Enjoy.
Beautiful campus, lovely people and the accommodations are wonderful but the campus surroundings can make one a bit uncomfortable if you are unaware.
The screen is big, the selction of movies is interesting, eclectic and not what you'll find in suburban cineplexes. If you love movies more than hype and franchises then Cinestudio is one of the best theatres in the state.
Surrounded yet by itself a green oasis in a town of gray. Harry Potter would be very comfortable in the Chappel or on the long walk
The great English architect William Burges desiged Trinity's Long Walk in the 1870s. It is North America's only Burges building and the finest example of collegiate gothic revival style.
Trinity College offers much for a variety of tastes and interests. The Chapel is a gem of neo-gothic architecture; and includes wonderful, locally symbolic carvings at the ends of each of the choir stalls. Classic high-Anglican but welcoming of all faiths. In the autumn, the Trinity Bantams showcase excellent NESCAC football featuring a very strong reputation for winning and disciplined,...
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